As I recall, this is possible when booting from a live CD (or USB). Why
is it possible when booting live but not otherwise?
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This is broken in Precise.
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missing 2.32 feature: add annotations
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I confirm this is still a problem in Precise Beta 2.
If this can't be fixed, then the auto-spell-check feature should
probably be removed.
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It's true that the toggle changes, but on my system the magnifier does
not appear or in fact magnify.
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There was a program named /usr/bin/magnifier in the gnome-mag package
which allegedly provided magnification under GNOME2, but it wasn't
started by Accessibility services correctly, and even if started
manually, it still didn't work. In Oneiric, that package exists but is
not installed by default
While the Compiz Zoom plugin might be appropriate for advanced users,
modulo the significant caveats you mentioned, it requires manually
configuring Compiz with ccsm, which is not installed by default, and
which is beyond the capability of most users. It is therefore not an
appropriately general
Yes, it is.
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I'm not convinced that this is a GNOME bug. First of all, it doesn't
appear in other distributions (at least not in Fedora). Second, given
the fairly radical changes that Ubuntu has made to the user interface in
recent versions (e.g. Unity), I wouldn't be surprised if loss of
Accessibility
This is still a problem in up-to-date Lucid. Cheese will not record
video with my UNCVIDEO webcam. Is there a version of Ubuntu where this
works?
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Wouldn't it be easier just to add a check-box to the dialog box in
nautilus-share that says Allow sharing when user is logged off.? It
seems that a whole separate GUI is redundant.
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Daan: is there a reason you didn't want to use nautilus-share?
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Under Lucid, I created a user named test.test with useradd and can
confirm that that user was then editable with users-admin, so I guess
this bug can be closed.
Some interesting things discovered in my investigation completely
tangential to this bug, but perhaps warranting a bug report of their
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-utils
Multiple instances of gnome-screenshot can be active at a time. This is
problematic if the user accidentally holds down the PrintScr key for a
moment, as the resulting numerous instances of the program seriously
degrade system performance and
I'll note that in my experience, this problem is not limited to WMA
files: it happens in MP3 files, as well. So I'm not sure what the common
element is. Would it be helpful to attach an MP3 that causes this error?
It seems that the upstream bug is still not confirmed.
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I used to have this issue, but I believe it was fixed in lucid-updates.
Sorry, I don't recall the exact bug. The problem, as I recall, was that
the fade-out from a logout set the screen gamma to zero, and this was
not restored. Do you still have this problem with a fully-updated lucid?
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Hello Robert,
I tried your gcalctool from the PPA and I can confirm that the shortcut
keys work. This is definitely a step in the right direction.
If the main problem with improving gcalctool is a lack of time or
manpower, I can help you. I will be happy to work on the code myself, if
it would
Hi. Is someone working on this bug? If not, is there someone here who is
in a position to accept a patch?
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Hi Robert,
Thanks for your response. Well, it's not March yet, so I obviously
haven't seen version 5.29.92, but even with the mentioned changes, I
remain unsure.
For example, even with the addition of the keyboard shortcuts, I need to
remember to take an extra step when entering non-decimal
I agree. This is a real deal-breaker for me. The only thing that I use
the calculator for is to convert between hex/dec/bin and that is now
very difficult. As far as I can tell, there is no way to set the default
input base to be something other than decimal. As a result, every time I
enter a hex
Another thought:
Could this problem be solved with extended attributes? Nautilus-share could add
an extended attribute to each shared folder, which would contain a unique
identifier, which would map into its list of known shared folders? This, it
seems, would be a more reliable solution than
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 400830 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/400830
This is not a duplicate. 400830 has to do with creating a new folder
of the same name, which WILL also be shared (although it shouldn't
be). This bug has to do with renaming an existing folder, which WILL
NOT
It seems to me that this bug is likely a security problem, as the user
could inadvertently share information that was supposed to be private.
Furthermore, it is clearly unexpected, inconsistent behavior that is
confusing and partially negates the benefit of having a sharing GUI at
all. So, I
Has anyone seen the services GUI used by Fedora? It's pretty nice, much
better than services-admin. I don't know if it works with upstart, but
if so, maybe we could just use that. (It is open source, after all.)
What always bothered me about services-admin is that it wasn't
comprehensive. It was
@Milan: Yes, we should provide descriptions for those services we
know, and allow operations on all services, even those we don't know.
However, I think the list of known services should not be
hard-coded; rather, there should be a way for services to register
themselves with service manager and
If this was fixed, it was also un-fixed. As of today, an up-to-date
Jaunty does not contain a dictionary that makes suggestions. Entering a
mis-spelled word results in an error, but no suggestion, while entering
a correctly-spelling word results in redundant suggestions varying only
in case. I've
And with a misspelling.
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You
Hi. I have this problem under up-to-date Jaunty. When running users-
admin, either from the menu or from the command-line, if I create a new
user, it adds it to the list. But, then, if I close the users-admin
window and re-open it, the new user isn't there. Looking in /etc/passwd,
there is no new
By the way, after the failed attempted creation via users-admin, even
though the new user doesn't appear in the list in the main users-admin
window, I can't create another user with the same name: users-admin
complains that the user already exists.
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I'm not sure you can solve this by extending the Nautilus plugin
interface. For example, what if the file is deleted by another tool
(e.g. rm)? Then Nautilus would have no idea about it, nevertheless
nautilus-share should still consider the file un-shared.
Here's my idea (please keep in mind that
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 395710 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/395710
Hi. I don't think this is a duplicate of bug 395710. However, it may be
a duplicate of bug 35.
My Nautilus crashes when I open an ssh or smb path in it. Also, gedit
can't save to ssh or smb folders
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